Since students at Columbia University set up an encampment at their Morningside Heights campus last month to demand that the school sever its financial ties with Israel, hundreds of students at dozens of campuses across the country have followed suit.
Their vigor has also inspired union members in the city, many of whom have been agitating and holding heated debates about the role their organizations should play since the Hamas-led attack into Israel Oct. 7.
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